German Warships Bombard Venezuelan Fort and Village
Reports from a Reuters correspondent describe German ships Panther and others shelling the San Carlos region. The fort's smoke obscured action as Indian fishing boats fled while villagers and residents faced ongoing bombardment and authorities protested the attack.
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Associated Press
San Catlye
San ‘Ortos
Riera
Coro
Firma
Dugeage
Tarces
Collision on Great Northern near Chinook leaves many dead
A Washington state wreck on the Great Northern line near Chinook killed twelve men and injured many more as multiple vehicles and snow plows collided. An emergency party from Skikomish joined the scene amid heavy snow and wreckage, with nine fatalities reported and authorities working to confirm all names.
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Washington
Leavenworth
Great Northern
Skikomish
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Abiel Abbott
Botton
Venezuela Negotiations Hampered by Delayed Replies
A Reuters style dispatch notes slow progress in talks with the powers over Venezuela's claims. Representatives report no substantial progress until responses arrive from allied foreign offices in London Paris and Berlin.
Noted Northwest figure ends life in Montana suicide
George Van Buren of Montana killed himself after a prolonged spree in Rattle Snake valley north of Missoula. The 60 year old, reportedly descended from President Van Duren, placed a rifle barrel against his heart and pulled the trigger.
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George van Buren
Montana
Butte
Ment
van Buren
Northwest
Snake Valley
Missoula
van Duren
Milwaukee Packing Co Fire Destroys Large Warehouse
A major blaze swept through the Plankinton Packing Company warehouse in Milwaukee early Wednesday. The 800 by 40 foot three story building housed a large inventory and slaughtered hogs, with estimates of damage reaching up to 108000 dollars.
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Milwaukee Dispatch
Plankinton Packing Company
Titanic Smashup Kills Four Men Injures Several
A locomotive boiler explosion east of Bowerstown, Ohio killed four men and injured one. Fireman McCurdy and Brakeman Clemens died on the engine, while C D Ward and another brakeman perished on the passing freight. A second crash near Happy Hollow, Washington left nine dead and eight to ten injured as a bridge crew train plunged, with the engineer, fireman, and brakeman unhurt.
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Pataily
AY Coshocton
Bowerstown
McCurdy
Clemens
C. D. Ward
Steight
Dan ‘O'Donnel
Betts Arch
Robbed the Dead Personal Effects of Mr and Mrs Fair
sensational report describes theft of Charles E Pate and Mrs Fair effects from Paris life in a recent period. Mrs Fair’s sable coat valued at 20000 replaced by a cheap copy and her five string pearl necklace valued at 35000 replaced by imitation gems. Jewelry believed to have been taken in Europe missing. Steps to locate stolen articles underway after inventory at consulate.
Liar Charge Sparks Interruption in Cochran Speech
A disturbance erupted in the House as a woman from the gallery interrupted Congressman Cochran’s remarks on District of Columbia affairs. The confrontation paused the session and drew attention to the aisle as she challenged the speaker.
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Congressman Cochran
Colambia
Cochran
Ladies Gallery
Cube
England
Sonu
Indies
Mrs Eagle Acquitted In Ward Murder Trial
Gailness at Fitsburg's Mrs Eagle wife of prominent social figure A Fittaburg was arraigned in criminal court for the murder of her 33-year-old ward Edarg Varner in May. The jury found her not guilty after Assistant Prosecutor Hobbs said there was no evidence of murder. Judge Shaver instructed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty.
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Gailness
Fitsburg
Hille
A. Fittaburg
Eagar Mire
le Ta Eagle
Eagle
Edarg Varner
Advorsey Hobb
Shaver
Boiler Tuges Leaked Delays Southampton to New York Voyage
New York special reporter John Philip of the steamship St. Louis filed an official report on the voyage delay from Southampton to New York. He cited leaking poster tubes in the back area as the sole cause, attributing issues to overfilling choked tubes and a summer of delays in the back section.
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New York
Chist
John Philip
St. Louis
Southampton
le Aeys
Ube
Dubes
Shot While Getting Off Car in St Louis Featts Tragedy
A St Louis event reports a man shot accidentally while alighting from a street car near the Lahner scene. Police pursue a saloonkeeper and four Black men suspected in the pistol incident. The Featt in dead is noted, and investigators examine the surrounding area for clues.
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St. Louis
Day Tahoe, Soon Company
Lahner
Five Workmen Sealed in Carneg ie Engine Disaster
Reported on Monday a throttle valve burst at the Carnegie works in Digiesne, likely sealing five men inside the engine housing. fresh details from San Pomings note the Dominican government sent balances of Bhar due on the Sala claim to Minister Powell, marking a payment in the ongoing matter.
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Carnegie
Digiesne
Domingo Pars Unele Sain
Powell
Death of Gonzales after Tillman shooting detailed
Columbia State editor Gener Gonzales died after four days of suffering from infection linked to the bullet wound. Autopsy indicates septic infection from tissue damage. Inquest adjourned after coroner’s jury verdict. The city mourns as details emerge.
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Tillman
Columbia
Narcisse
Gener Gonzales
Columbia State
James He Tiliaan
Enié
Sigster
W Gil Wylie
Swith
Guetry
Gonzales
Cari
A. B. Buowlton
Tichland
Col. Titman
Colnorhia
Washington dispatch saga on Feb 1 election permit
A Washington dispatch reports the imratis cep Permit placed in the hands of President ALenday. The commission epoet the general kum colfice to take elect on February 1.
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Bermann Qarits
Washington Dispatch
Commission Epoet
Kum
Alenday
Ward Murder Suspect Charged After Jewelry Store Raid
A special report from Tilting Ther Ward states Telitia Tale wife of BOOS Baule superint ent of the Dressed Steel Car Company was arrested Monday in the murder of the ward Midas Varner in Mar lost. The crime occurred after burglars robbed Hani a Jewelry Store taking goods valued at Sx).
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Tdursburs
Telitia Tale
Boos, Baule
Dressed Steel Car Company
Thc
Midas Varner
Mar
Phillips and Brocka Guilty in Storm Lake Trial
In the Storm Lake case, Phillips and Albert Brocka were found guilty after the second trial. They were sentenced to life at hard labor in the state penitentiary. The courtroom saw defense motions for a new trial and potential appeals, while jurors debated hanging verdicts versus life imprisonment.
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Storm Lake
Phillips
Albert
Lous Phillips
Albert Exve
Moaster
Indge Bailié
Blind Deaf Girl in Knoxville Sparks State Inquiry
A Knoxville case of a blind deaf child being neglected prompts a state inquiry. Iowa officials discuss possible placement at a state institution and consider funding and feasibility for pilot programs and direct aid.
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Krnoxville
Knoxville
John Cownie
Board of Control
Terking Institution
Afassachusetts
Elings For the Wind
Michael Anagpar
Repis
Afr
Cownie
Annenus
Iowa
Tenehary
Canuet
Demand Fixed Agreement At State Convention For Coal Prices
Miners in district 13 consider a fixed coal price scheme to be debated at the Des Moines state convention on March 4. The district includes about 12 500 members across southern Illinois and neighboring counties, with most men engaged in coal mining. The push comes as miners previously funded support for the district and now seek an agreed price on all coal mined and marketed. Col. J ik P Thompson Dies At Rock Rapids Home After six weeks of illness. He was a longtime pioneer settler and leader in business and public affairs. funeral details were not provided.
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Aline
Des Moines
Porthern
Lissouhi
Las
Des - Moines
Rock Rapids
Jik. P.thompson
L.gan
Andy Daughter
Albert S. Wold
Pasadena
Col. Thompson
Lion County
Perry City Fair Sparks Lynching Attempt at Jail
A mob of about three thousand gathered at the Perry jail Sunday night to lynch suspect Stephen Crandall in the shooting of bank cashier Harry Pattee. Deputies secured the area and local militia guarded the jail after Sheriff Laines escorted Crandall to Adel for confinement.
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Perry City
Stephen Crandall
Harry Pattee
Reepers
Crandall
Sherif Laines
Adel
Perry Man Faces Prosecution After Fatal River Crossing
A Perry man involved in a near fatal crossing on the Laidunum route reportedly aided by a drug store contact. Telegrams indicate he may be prosecuted once authorities determine the gully incident details and recover from the drug’s effects.
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Perry
Bert
Orbin
Laudahhm
Gebhig
Ares
August Bunge Held for Grand Jury Shooting Case
A suspect named August Bunge is brought before a grand jury to answer for a shooting that injured Debaer. The hearing occurred after a preliminary session where Bunge pleaded self defense and was committed for grand jury indictment. The accused was severely injured in the incident and remains in custody.
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Grand Jury
Debaer
Bork Hapils
Ament
Helier Beboer
George Eecember
Thoreday Evenine
Funee
San Fred
Stawm
Dehoer
Raf
Personal crisis reports from the Ottamws region and fatal shootings
Disjointed notices describe a young man in Ottamws allegedly facing a marriage dispute leading to crisis. A man named Carl Whetzell shot himself Thursday evening. A mining discovery near Tigridas stirs excitement in cir cles. Durango mine accident kills Chas Cook and Tinnes War as a cave‑in reveals a rich ore deposit. A Des Moines dispatch reports Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul cuts in train service. An Centerville auction lists a 8200 bid for a landmark building replacement. Families seek damages over an acetylene gas explosion in Mapleton. A jewelry theft linked to a man from water city and a Perth Worth arson case are mentioned.
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Des Moines
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul Road
Coure
Apinoose Canny
Centerville
Congress Debates Tariffs and Territory Statehood Amid Senate Action
Senate and House clashes over tariff revisions and the Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico statehood bill. Debates include opposition to army transport abandonment and calls for coal duties rebate. Commerce and labor measures advance. executive sessions follow with Cuban reciprocity and colonial policy discussed.
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Senate
Aft
Jones- Say
Stewart
District of
Calniottia
Grostengr
Ollie
Clark
Missouri
Hind
Tovwa
Army Transport Service
Shattue
Rép
Ohio
Edward
Afinson
Moon
Dém
Tenn
Mr. Swanson
Val
Gaines
House
Ann. Tilman
MicCamber
Oklahoma
Arcona
New Mexico
Wars and Mearns
Hawee
Rapid Progreaa
Amar
Ceal
Signal Corpa
Tbe
Rentenatt
Armé Trabs Parl
Br Congress
Thoreday
Asb
Caat Island
Tilimashed Bia
General van Tesh
Tinal
Bill Wea
Fer
Oklahawma
Arizona
New M
Nedate
Evon
Mondas
Truse
Jwearupsa
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Bun
Will Tamplin
SHELL
San. Carlos
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Venezuela
Ecvindi
Bowen
SS Nll
Foarniga
Lene
Don
Bertin
Reine
Tihimemn
Crastin
Colmalia
S. CL
Denean Clineh
Heyward
Halt- Tiratel
Saint Cnarvalina
James D. Slain
Lisifenan Mor Bresieved
James T
Csecar
Titanic
Adam Mile
Gus Ae
Conad
Restilenee
Davigern
Hiad
South Dakota
United States Supreme Cour
Annie Andrews
Kate FR Andrews
Igang
Charlem S. Andrews
Kate Andrewe
Kota Aining
Massachunictty
Reenghiszett
Andrews
St. Lonia Hospital
Laois
Saya
Handay Nigat Iy
Edward Spilker
Colorado
Toukler
Cole
Frank Vi. Sanderson
Sanderson
Weil Slaater
Fred Wrebs
Stein
Hani
Rabbers
Repr
Bom Vinivel
Sench Tend
The.hawkeye State
Brocka
Verdier
Terminal Bridge Company
Et Conneil Bluth A. Conneil
McMay
Juey
Guy of Pape
Wakefield
CL i, Meiay
Pasion
Methodist Protestant Church of
Mapidion
Tn Kraft
Iowa City
Lack Island
Oxford
Titin
Alex
C. O. Davis
Fuinpadt
Gerriches
G. Fo
WP. Pickinson
Sigar
Varmilles Brown
Chicace
Shenanadeah
Mhensanlsah
Lavere
Fota Colier
Seena
Ueense
Rinday
TA. Porsusen
Lawses
Tawa Fale
Miliia
Marshalioah
Gol
Thompson
Ottamiva
Trogks
Carl Whetzell
Prisccover
Chas Cook
Tinnes Wardie
Durango
Wil
Mapleton Ry Tay
Brias
Treglars
Chelsea
Marshal Smith
Perth Worth
Tex
Congress
BF Moody & Co
Keokuk
Xe. Louis
Paine
Court of Claims
Payne
Tinusa
Hsia
Commerce and Labor
Gnally
TRE Tach
Fe O
Bailer
Etpd
Auanimeds
Texas
Udhegi
Colauhia
Uae
Iim
Arges
Ching Temps
State Department
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